2025–26 season · all 138 FBS fanbases · classified by Sence
The American fanbases with the most off-field storylines
FBS fanbases ranked by off-field storylines per 1,000 comments: injuries, officiating, and media noise.
North Texas is the American fanbase with the most off-field storylines, at 34.3 off-field storyline comments per 1,000, against a median of 19.4 across the 10 of 14 American fanbases that clear the volume floor. East Carolina follows at 30.4 and UAB at 28.8.
Rank
Team
Comments
Off-field / 1k
1
North Texas
Mean Green · American · 12–2
9,547
34.3
2
East Carolina
Pirates · American · 9–4
6,181
30.4
3
UAB
Blazers · American · 4–8
3,196
28.8
4
UTSA
Roadrunners · American · 7–6
3,498
22.9
5
South Florida
Bulls · American · 9–4
16,469
19.7
6
Tulane
Green Wave · American · 11–3
14,993
19
7
Memphis
Tigers · American · 8–5
12,047
17.4
8
Army
Black Knights · American · 7–6
10,320
17.2
9
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane · American · 4–8
2,677
15.7
10
Navy
Midshipmen · American · 11–2
5,239
8.2
Below volume threshold: too few comments to rank on Off-field storylines per 1,000
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Temple
Owls · American · 5–7
1,915
17.8
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Charlotte
49ers · American · 1–11
1,447
17.3
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Rice
Owls · American · 5–8
1,436
12.5
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Florida Atlantic
Owls · American · 4–8
1,154
11.3
Off-field storylines per 1,000 ranks 10 of 14 American fanbases with enough classified comments to rate. Fan Score is positive comments per 1,000 analyzed. Toxicity counts harm and identity-based abuse per 1,000; every other rate counts that tag group's comments per 1,000, using Sence's system-tag taxonomy.